Sharper CAPR Prices: injury years count less, and this season counts from week 1
๐CAPR Prices
- Improved
An injury-shortened season counts for less
Each season now counts in proportion to the games a player actually played, so one short, injury-hit year no longer drags down a proven player. Missed games are still priced, through availability.
- Improved
Long track records are trusted more
Players with more than 20 games of history are pulled much less toward their position's average, so a long record counts for what it is.
- New
This season counts from week 1
The season in progress now counts from the first week, growing with every game played, instead of waiting until week 8 and then moving every price at once. Rookies start from their draft slot and move toward how they have actually played.
- Fixed
Availability measured against weeks played
Games in the season in progress are now counted against the weeks played so far, not the full season, so a healthy player is never priced as if he had missed half the year.